Learn to display text to the screen in Assembly language. Make your first program in MIPS Assembly language easily!
Note: If you are using the SPIM simulator, the basic code template is a bit different. Therefore, you need to follow the basic code template provided below when using SPIM (instead of Mars):
.data
# Data declarations go in this section.

.text
.globl main
.ent main
main:

# your program code goes here.

# Done, terminate program.
li $v0, 10
syscall
.end main

1. Intro and Mars
2. Registers
3. Hello Assembly!
4. Printing a Character
5. Printing an Integer
6. Printing a Float
7. Printing a Double
8. Adding Integers
9. Subtracting Integers
10. Multiplying Integers mul
11. Multiplying Integers mult
12. Multiplying Integers sll
13. Dividing Integers part 1
14. Dividing Integers part 2
15. Introduction to Functions
16. Function Arguments and Return Values
17. Saving Registers to the Stack
18. Nested Procedures
19. Getting User's Input integers
20. Getting User's Input floats
21. Getting User's Input doubles
22. Getting Text From The User
23. If statements Branching Instructions
24. Checking If a Number is Less than Another slt
25. Branching Pseudo Instructions
26. While Loop in MIPS
27. Arrays
28. Printing an Array with a While Loop
29. Array Initializer
30. Floating Point Arithmetic
31. More about Floating Point Arithmetic
32. If Statements with Floats and Doubles
33. Introduction to Recursion
34. Recursive Factorial Program
35. Bit Manipulation
36. Average Program
37. 2D Arrays
38. 2D Array Implementation

Whether you are preparing for a course on Assembly language or you are just interested in learning Assembly, this tutorial series will guide you step by step on your way to becoming a proficient MIPS Assembly programmer.